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OUR BOOB STORIES

A Celebration of Vulnerability

Because the stories our bodies carry deserve to be heard.

I’ve Always Loved Boobs

Probably because I never got any. Just like us humans, our boobs are vulnerable. BARE-ing their truth can be daunting. I wanted to celebrate all kinds of boobs and help girls of all ages open up about what they go through. Boobs can be so taboo. This project was about breaking that silence.

What’s a Boob Story?

Titillations. Celebrations. Devastations.

They come in all shapes and sizes. From budding to sagging. Through sickness and health.

A boob story is about more than breasts. It is about identity. Shame. Pride. Illness. Motherhood. Aging. Confidence. Loss.

This project is our way of saying the things we think but feel we cannot say.

A way for all of us to be seen. To laugh. To cry.
To come closer together.

My Boob Story

I grew up in France, where women go topless on the beach.

As a flat-chested 13-year-old, I’d spy with one eye open at the “specimens” around me. There were a few gorgeous pairs, but mostly, they were just unadorned, funny, bouncy breasts out for a day in the sun. Ladies of all ages, strutting with confidence, looking like they didn’t have a care in the world.

I thought they were all beautiful.

That early exposure normalized bodies. It softened judgment. It taught me that confidence has very little to do with cup size.

Boob Stories

★★★★★

"I am from Russia Georgia. I am an ultrasound technologist so I am related to so many boob stories. Me, I got pregnant when I was 17 and then I got married but I was like flat, no boobs at all. Suddenly when I got pregnant, they start growing and growing and growing and they became like triple D's. I just graduated from high school, and all my friends came to meet my daughter. She started crying so I pulled my boobs out to feed her. Everybody started starring, they all had big ones but suddenly they saw me, the flat one, with these humongous boobies out. “What happened?” they asked. In Russia, nobody was really educated and we didn’t know why this was happening. I was so happy because suddenly I had big big ones and I had so much milk with my first pregnancy, I even helped my neighbor feed her kid. I miss this period very much. The smell from the kids when they smell like the milk. It was a big excitement and for my husband too. He was enjoying."

Elina Krasnova

55-64 years old

★★★★★

"Bob and Rachel. These are the names of my boobs. Left is Bob. Right is Rachel. I figured I needed to have a relationship with these new-found things growing on my chest…so I named them. My favorite name was Bob. And Rachel sounded good with Bob."

Anonymous, She/Her

13-17 years old

★★★★★

"Bob and Rachel. These are the names of my boobs. Left is Bob. Right is Rachel. I figured I needed to have a relationship with these new-found things growing on my chest…so I named them. My favorite name was Bob. And Rachel sounded good with Bob."

Lisa Laudico

Designation

★★★★★

"I’m in a utility closet, on a break from rehearsing a new Broadway musical, pumping my quickly expanding boobs. They feel hot and tight and they are easily twice, almost three times the size they once were. I’m on a union regulated 10 minute break and am scrambling to quickly attach all the parts to my volcanic tits. I can’t help but feel like Bessie the cow. I’m simultaneously trying to cram music in my head on this break, so I set the tempo of the pump and start practicing my music to the rhythm of the perfectly pulsing breast pump. The door to the closet flings open, and there before me, staring at my huge knockers, is my agent...who so casually says “Darling, I need you to sign this contract."

Stacie Morgain Lewis

Actress

★★★★★

"I stare at my reflection in the waist-long bathroom mirror, one hand cupping each ample breast, and then I squeeze them like two cantaloupes in the produce aisle. They’re definitely tender. I poke and prod some more. It’s early yet, only day 23 of my cycle, but I have a feeling. A woman’s instinct. After all, this will make a full year of trying. Lucky number twelve, I say aloud, even though I’m alone. I never imagined that luck would have anything to do with it or that getting pregnant would take time. The first four months of negative tests confused me. I even put in a desperate call to EPT’s help line and interrogated the custom service rep with questions like, If I drank a lot of water before testing, could that have diluted my urine and triggered a false negative? The answer was no. Everyone keeps telling me to just relax and that it will happen eventually. I’m not a fan of eventually. I prefer right now. There’s a hollowness inside of me, waiting to be occupied by life."

Emily Liebert

Author

It Started With a Poem

It started with a tongue-in-cheek poem.

My two friends, a writer and an illustrator, and I wrote Ready, Set, Grow! The Awakening of Your Inner Supertiddies.

We thought people would laugh.
They did. But they also shared.

We realized there was an ocean of personal stories waiting to be told. So we shifted gears. The project became part illustrated poem, part short-story collection. A space for honesty wrapped in humor.

LEARN MORE

AN EXCERPT FROM OUR POEM

Ready, Set, Grow!

The Awakening of Your Inner Supertiddies

Just remember you’re in control! When everything eats at your soul and you don’t feel whole, all it means is you’re ready for some digging and growing. There’s a place, beyond your mind and body, where you’ll find clarity, for deep inside of you, is the real YOU.

Stephanie Szostak

Actress
Thank you all for sharing your stories, for opening your hearts and exposing your breasts and vulnerabilities. This project is for you, for me and for whoever else out there may have felt like I have— too often caring what others may be thinking, hiding my fears and worries of not belonging or fitting in. And since I never fit into anything other than an A cup, your stories will remind me and hopefully others, to have the compassion and courage to let the light from within shine inside and out of our wonderful beings.

Debbie Lelievre

Illustrator
Ever since I was a little girl, I have loved seeing people immortalized on paper. I was especially drawn to the eccentrics – who, like me, see the world a different way. All my characters are important to my ever expanding world; a world of positive moments and lifelong enjoyment. I want my art to make you smile and feel good for a moment or for a lifetime. Enjoy. debbielelievre.com

Natalie Wall

Comedian
A nun decided it was appropriate to announce in front of all my classmates that I needed to wear a bra because she could see my nipples through my uniform. I was 11, and mortified and it would be one of several moments in my schooling where adult women would basically shame me for having a body. I am the creator/producer/headliner of “Awkward Sex… and the City,” a comedy show and podcast which pairs sexual inclusion with hilarious awkward sexual tales. Today as a comedian and producer my main goal is to create inclusive spaces where all can feel seen and be heard. @awkwardsexandthecity
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